by When building a plugin that has its own settings page, it’s often handy to create a link to the settings page straight from the Plugins list – this saves users the time it takes to find where exactly your plugin appears in the admin menu. Here is a simple code snippet that creates the settings link for you – all you need to do is tell it where to go:
Simply replace the href attribute with the link to the plugin settings page and rename the function to something slightly more unique (preferably all wrapped in an if(!function_exists()) conditional).
Thanks for the useful tip,
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Thanks for the nice post.
however i recommend this little change to make Settings as the first link
array_unshift($links, $settings_link);
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Nice tips, save time for me
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Hi: I really appreciate this post. It will allow me to (optionally) remove one page from the Admin menu, however, when I click the link, I get the “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page” message. Any idea what would cause this?
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Hugh, I’ve been trying to figure this out forever now and kept putting it on the back burner because I was getting frustrated trying to Frankenstein code in from other plugins. You’re my hero.
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Always nice to be someone’s hero :p
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